| Trade Shows |
It has been an outstanding trade show season with our Fast T-Jet shown to rave reviews at the large ISS Shows in Long Beach, Orlando and Atlantic City, plus the DAX Show in Minneapolis, and Printwear Charlotte. And, we have shown our products in Russia, Colombia, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, Japan, and Portugal.
Assorted Shows
View a listing of all shows world-wide where you can see a T-Jet in action.
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| See Video Clips of our Products |
 Interested in taking a sneak preview of our products? Watch video clips about FastFilms, FastRIP, FastPOS, Fast T-Jet, Corel DVD, Adobe Illustrator DVD, Business DVD, Special FX DVD, FastART, and more, online.
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| 2008 Hands-On Workshops |
Class #GP101
Garment Printing Workshop
Three-Day Training
April 21 - 23 |
May 19 - 21
June 16 - 18 | Jul 28 - 30
Aug 25 - 27 | Sep 22 - 24
Oct 27 - 29 | Nov 17 - 19
Class #TJ201
Fast T-Jet One-Day Training
May 9 |
June 6
Jul 11 | Aug 15
Sep 12 | Oct 10 | Nov 7
Note: these are only ONE day classes.
More Info
Classes held in our Tempe (Phoenix)
Training Center
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NEW - Scott Fresener's T-TV Talk Show |
This idea has been in the works since the days of VHS. Now that YouTube is popular and streaming videos easy, we dusted off the T-TV format. Think of T-TV as the industry's first and only Talk Show for Garment Decorators. Each show will feature Scott Fresener doing interviews with industry experts, printers, employees of U.S. Screen, shop tours, trade show news and more. Check back often because we will be shooting two shows per week!
 Tune in to T-TV
Show #1 features Terry Combs – a long time friend of the industry and salesman for U.S. Screen. Terry was a garage printer back in the 80's and moved into a Production Manager for large screeners and then wrote articles for Impressions, Screen Printing Magazine, Printwear and others, plus was a popular guest speaker at shows. Terry is also the director of our training center and teaches our popular Garment Printing Workshop and our Fast T-Jet Training classes along with writing articles for our website.
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| Large Dealer Network |
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 Latest Articles
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 Red Letter Graphics Makes The Leap From Manual To Automatic
By: Deborah Sexton- [ Read Article ]
California screen printers take their shop out of the garage and to the next level with recent purchase of automatic press.
 How To Set Up An E-Mail Marketing Campaign
By: Jason Sherrill- [ Read Article ]
Learn what options are available to begin broadcasting e-mail marketing messages from do-it-yourself software to hiring a professional.
 Tips & Tricks For Managing Screen Printing Ink Inventory
By: Greg Kitson- [ Read Article ]
Learn how to get the maximum money's worth out of your inks and to set up a system that allows you to locate and replace inks most efficiently.
 California Screen Printer's Success Is Starting to Spread
By: Deborah Sexton- [ Read Article ]
California printer grows rapidly in three years by pouring profits back into the shop.
 March 2008 Products & News
By: Deborah Sexton- [ Read Article ]
Each month we feature new and improved products and important news for the garment printing industry. Make sure if you contact these companies that you tell them you saw information about their products at Screenprinters.Net
 February 2008 Products & News
By: Deborah Sexton- [ Read Article ]
Each month we feature new and improved products and important news for the garment printing industry. Make sure if you contact these companies that you tell them you saw information about their products at Screenprinters.Net
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How To Print T-Shirts for Fun and Profit 2008 Edition
 After months of work, Scott and Pat Fresener have revised and updated their popular book, How To Print T-Shirts For Fun And Profit. In the new 2008 Edition there is a new chapter on Inkjet-to-Garment printing, a revised Artwork and Computer Graphics chapter with much more on using Adobe Photoshop, plus updates throughout, revised photos, revised Buyer's Guide and more.
This book covers everything from A to Z about screen printing T-Shirts and Heat Transfers, and includes sections on printing Nylon Jackets, Baseball Caps and more. This is the book the industry talks about. It is responsible for getting thousands of T-Shirt printers into the profitable garment printing business! Every successful shop has a "well used" copy of this book. How To Print T-Shirts For Fun And Profit has literally become "the Bible" of the industry. It is written in an easy-to-follow step-by-step manner by industry experts Scott and Pat Fresener who have been in the industry since 1970.
Now shipping!
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A Second Chance For Old Textiles
 According to a recent article in "The Arizona Republic", Americans are disposing of roughly 3,000 tons in textiles every year. U'SAgain, a commercial recycling company, reported that the average American purchases up to 70 pounds of textiles every year and 85% of these textiles end up in landfills. This means that each U.S. citizen must pay more taxes to handle the disposal of this waste.
What most consumers don't realize is that there are alternatives to sending old, worn out textiles to the landfill. There are many non-profit organizations such as Goodwill and the Salvation Army that play crucial roles in the recycling of textiles. After donating your old textiles to one of these organizations they attempt to resell the items. If the item does not sell or is badly worn, these organizations then send it to what they call "rag sorters" who specialize in recycling all types of fabrics. According to Jana Hawley, a professor of textile and apparel management at the University of Missouri-Columbia, 99% of old textiles are recyclable. After the "rag sorters" receive the unwanted textiles they sell half of the clothing they get to developing countries and the other half is turned into things such as polishing cloths or shredded and used in a variety of products.
To get involved in recycling your old textiles please refer to the links below or view this article in the Arizona Republic.
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Get A FREE Sample Shirt Printed on the T-Jet
Call 1 (800) 624-6532 for a FREE sample shirt or simply email your request to sales@usscreen.com. Ask about special package pricing.
The State of Inkjet To Garment Printing
Read what T-Jet developer Scott Fresener has to say about the state of inkjet printing on garments. Read the good, the bad and the ugly about this amazing process!
 Production Results
Print over 700 light shirts or 200 dark shirts per 8 hour shift with one operator and two Fast T-Jet ® Blazer Pro printers.
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The Next Step in Inkjet to Garment Printing
 The Fast T-JET ® Blazer line is the hottest inkjet-to-garment printer in the
industry. Print three shirts in one pass with the free standing Blazer PRO or print one shirt at a time with the tabletop Blazer Express.
Blazers are being used by Screen Printers, Embroiders, Retail Stores and more as production
machines as well as large internet companies that do
thousands of shirts per day! They are very robust and reliable and consistently print outstanding images on both
light and dark shirts! See for yourself with a free shirt sample.
With ink costs of less than 40 cents for light shirts and better than screen print quality, the T-Jet Blazer line is the world leader in inkjet-to-garment printers. Built in our own factory in Tempe Arizona, the Blazer is the Mercedes of inkjet printers. This is NOT a toy! If you looked before, now is the time to look again and see how this technology is changing the industry.
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T-Jet AutoTREAT Express Pretreatment Center
 This is NOT just a simple spray booth. From the industrial controller to precision valves and spray nozzles, the AutoTREAT express applies the proper amount of pretreat.... Every Time! Easily switch between different pretreats for light and dark shirts or specialty material AND use any brand of pretreat! Easy adjustment for size of spray pattern! Pretreat in 15 to 20 seconds.
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Scott Machado Wins Fast T-Jet Blazer Express
 Scott Machado, left, owner, M&M Screen Printing & Embroidery, Clovis, Calif., won a Fast T-Jet Blazer Express at the Saturday night mixer during the Long Beach Imprinted Sportswear Show in January. His prize was presented by Scott Fresener, center, president, U.S. Screen Print & Inkjet Technology. Scott's father, George Machado, also was present.
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FastINK3™
 Bold, Bright, Vibrant Colors are what you can expect from FastINK3, the third generation of FastINK for the Fast T-Jet line of inkjet-to-garment printers. With enhanced durability, better reds, yellows and greens, color-fast images printed with FastINK3 will still look great wash after wash after wash. FastINK3 will work in all T-Jets AND most inkjet-to-garment printers. Start ordering your FastINK3 today!
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 I am often asked about the state of the inkjet-to-garment industry. I just returned from the large FESPA Digital trade show in Geneva Switzerland. While there I attended the first ever two day Digital Textile Symposium. It was a real eye opener. Most of the speakers were from the roll-to-roll side of the business. But, inkjet-to-garment was the hot topic. One of the large consulting firms, I.T. Strategies, said that TODAY, inkjet-to-garment printing accounted for over $900 million dollars in yearly retail sales of product, BUT, by 2010 it would account for over $13 billion retail dollars in product sold! Much of the digital textile business growth is predicted to be in inkjet-to-garment.
I also came away from the Geneva show and the recent ISS shows in the US with the feeling that inkjet-to-garment was ready to explode. Screen printers who were on the fence are jumping in with both feet as evidenced by the fact that we simply can't keep up with the demand for our T-Jet Blazer line of printers. And, one thing that was very clear from my trip and meetings with my dealers in Germany, Russia, Holland, Israel and others is that the T-Jet brand of equipment is still the #1 brand worldwide and global demand is very strong. If you have been on the fence and undecided, now is the time to take a second look at this amazing technology.
Scott Fresener
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